When I first got the Surface Pro X to review, I had a real Computer Fantasy. I was going to be That Guy. The guy with the Surface Pro X. The guy who didn’t need any other gear. I would dash from ...

When Apple unveiled the iPad in 2010, Steve Jobs presented the tablet as a third device that we could carry along with a computer and smartphone. Years later, Microsoft responded with a radically ...

Today, we got a lot of great and exciting news about Windows and Copilot. Along with the announcement of the upcoming Galaxy Book4 Edge computers, Microsoft announced its own line of new powerful ...

I put off writing my Surface Pro X review for a while. I’ve been using a Surface Book since the original, and I’ve always considered myself a power user, so the idea of adopting an ARM-powered PC that ...

When you have to travel to work or get things done away from home, owning a lightweight laptop is a major benefit. If you don’t fancy spending four figures, the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 could be your ...

Microsoft's Surface Studio 2 comes with upgraded Intel processor, up to 32GB of RAM and upgraded graphics. The Surface Studio 2 also features Nvidia Pascal graphics, improved display and it's the ...

Microsoft’s most expensive Surface device is about to get even pricier. At a press event on Wednesday, Microsoft is set to unveil several Surface Pro tablets, Surface Laptop models and a Surface ...

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Panos Panay is the betting type. You can see the evidence in Microsoft's Building 37, where two $1 bills stick out from beneath a Surface tablet sitting on a shelf. When I ask Panay about the dollars ...

Microsoft’s Surface devices are great at being 2-in-1 devices. Plus, all of being a touch screen, it takes a user’s experience a level further. Except for the Surface Laptop and Surface Studio, each ...

With its new Surface, Microsoft has made progress blending the best of mobile devices and personal computers. But it falls short in offering a fingertip-friendly experience for tablets. By Brian X.